On Thursday, the King of Thailand Maha Vajiralongkorn signed a long-waited revised constitution and put into motion a process of democracy restoration for the country's next general election.
A vehicle driven by a Palestinian rammed into the Israeli West Bank, leaving one person dead and another one injured. The driver was detained by the police.
On Wednesday, the German Chancellor Angela Merkel and the US President Donald Trump agreed on cooperation after having a conversation on the phone call over the current situations in Afghanistan and the East of Ukraine.
According to the Russian news agencies, an explosion that took place on Thursday close to the Rostov-on-Don's school at Sadovaya Street left at least one person hurt.
The Prosecution of South Korea called the Lotte Group Chief Shin Dong-bin for questioning to testify as a witness in a graft probe that caused the arrest and dismissal of the ex-President Park Geun-hye.
The US automaker Ford Motor revealed its plans on launching new green cars in China in the next few years, a plug-in hybrid vehicle and a completely electric sport-utility car, as the company plans to bring 70% of its hybrid vehicles to China.
The owner of premium brands JAB Holdings is eager to acquire the Panera Bread bakery chain at the price of $7.2B amid its coffee and breakfast empire expansion in the Unites States.
According to the Hakkari governor's office, the Turkish F-16 jets killed 8 Kurdish militants, or Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), by launching air strikes in the South Eastern part of Turkey.
On Thursday, thousands of people were evacuated from the top of New Zealand's North Island due to floods hitting the area, being Cyclone Debbie's aftermath.
The Quanzhou Intermediary Court ordered three Samsung Electronics units to 80 million Yuan to Huawei Technologies for infringing the latter-held patent.
Early on Thursday, official data showed that the Chinese Services PMI for March expanded at the slowest pace since September 2016.
On Wednesday, Evgeny Buryakov, a Russian banker convicted of espionage in New York, had been deported to Russia after having served his 2.5-year sentence.
On Wednesday, Paul Ryan, the US House Representative, said that the planned tax reform would take longer to implement than the new healthcare system aimed to replace Obamacare would.
The aviation regulator in Europe said on Wednesday that the newly imposed technology ban by the UK and the US could pose safety risks as batteries are at risk to explode in the cargo department.
A three-day strike by local teachers began in Angola on Wednesday, as they voiced their dissatisfaction with wages and conditions in schools.
Protests in Serbia went on for the third consecutive night on Wednesday when students held demonstrations against the election of Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic.
The US President Donald Trump claimed on Wednesday that the civilization will be protected as the United States and its allies will put an end to Islamic State in the nearest future.
The US President Donald Trump called yesterday's deadly gas attack in Syria a "terrible affront to humanity".
Steven Bannon, the US President Donald Trump's chief strategist, has been removed from the National Security Council, according to the White House.
JAB Holdings, the owner of Peet's Coffee & Tea and Caribou Coffee, said it would buy the US bakery chain Panera Bread for $7.2B.
The Volkswagen Group reported on Wednesday that its Audi and Porsche brands would work together on a new shared vehicle.
The oil price fell from its one-month high after the EIA reported a build in US inventories of 1.57M barrels for the week ended March 31.
JAB Holdings, the owner of Peet's Coffee & Tea and Caribou Coffee, said it would buy the US bakery chain Panera Bread for $7.2B.
On Wednesday, Italy's leading airline group Alitalia cancelled 60% of flights as employees mounted a 24-hour strike to protest job and salary cuts.